Former MLB first basemen, Mike Hargrove is now an advisor with the Cleveland Indians. He played for the Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres, and Cleveland Indians. At the end of his twelve-year playing career, he went on to manage the Indians, Baltimore Orioles, and Seattle Mariners. Hargrove won both the AL Rookie of the Year and The Sporting News Rookie... read full bio
Sandy Alomar Jr. is a former MLB catcher, and current professional baseball coach for the Cleveland Indians. Throughout his career with the San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox, Colorado Rockies, Texas Rangers, Los Angeles Dodgers, and New York Mets, Sandy was a six-time All-Star. He was named Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year twice, and AL... read full bio
Ken Shamrock, “The World’s Most Dangerous Man,” is an iconic MMA fighter, Ultimate Fighting Championship Hall of Famer, and former professional wrestler. Shamrock’s memorable entrance theme with an impressive guitar riff heralded an unwavering force that he brought to the ring- a competitive nature created through his MMA discipline and WWE career. He became one of the biggest stars in... read full bio
Growing up, Brynn Marie was in Carmichaels, Pennsylvania, a small town known for its coal mining. At the age of 13, Brynn began singing with her father and brother in a praise and worship band at church. From then on, she has traveled the globe with her songs. A young woman from a tiny town with huge hopes packed her... read full bio
Gunnar &The Grizzly Boys are a country band from Michigan. They perform country songs together that involve honest storytelling that explodes with energy and his audiences like a shot of adrenaline. They have played for sold out crowds, opening for Justin moore and have been continuing to grow. They have shared the stage with huge acts such as Lady Antebellum,... read full bio
Internationally renown as a member of the legendary hip-hop trio, Whodini, the visionary DJ Grandmaster Dee is known for scratching on the turntables with various parts of his anatomy, sneaks and even chopsticks! Whodini is among the first rap groups to develop a high-profile national following for hip-hop music. Several of their songs have appeared throughout television and video games,... read full bio
Yesterday - The Las Vegas Beatles Show was founded by John Lennon performer Don Bellezzo. Yesterday tours not only in the U.S. but Internationally. With seven tours of Japan, dozens more to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Bahamas, and United States military bases throughout the World, these entertainers have performed on five continents. Completing a Six month run at the... read full bio
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Author and child advocate, Regina Louise calls foster kids nobodys children, for she was once one of them. Discarded by her birth parents, tossed around throughout over thirty foster homes, Regina didnt experience much of a childhood while suffering at the hands of the families in the foster care system. Today, she has risen above her adversities and recreated the... read full bio
For over four years, Radical 80’s have been performing the hits of the 80’s & entertaining a strong following in Los Angeles & surrounding areas. Performances include Corporate Events, Private Parties, Reunions, Fund Raisers & Clubs. All members' enthusiasm and love of the '80s show when they perform. Radical 80's gives exactly what the crowd came to party to...The Hits... read full bio
Fairground Saints are a folk pop-rock band, based out of Los Angeles, and composed of members Mason Van Valin (vocals, guitar), Elijah Edwards (vocals, guitar, mandolin, keyboards, Dobro, accordion) and Megan McAllister (vocals, guitar, dulcimer). Each member holds strong roots in music, having begun learning at a young age. Their music style is an upbeat, breezy folk-pop that offers plenty... read full bio
Tunji Ige is a young rapper from Philedelphia. He attended West Chester University, and he started writing music during his college years. His first mixtape is entitled The Love Project, and it was welcome with positive reviews from music lovers and critics alike. He has also released his debut EP entitled Missed Calls and another mixtape entitled King of July... read full bio
Hailed by the LA Times as “the next important jazz singer,” and “impeccable,” by the Winnipeg Free Press, Sara Gazarek continues to seamlessly combine the intimacy of singer/songwriter stylings with the musical and improvisational elements of jazz. Two years after winning the Downbeat Student Music Award for Best Collegiate Vocalist, Sara released her first album, titled Yours. It met critical... read full bio
The CMA Close Up magazine named country music artist Hudson Moore to their “Who’s New To Watch” list. At the age of 17, Moore took the stage for the first time, making his debut performance in Fort Worth with nothing more than an acoustic guitar and a handful of songs. That night, after receiving positive reactions from listeners, a seed... read full bio
David Church, who has been the star of RFDTV's Midwest Country for more than 15 years, and his spouse Terri Lisa have been lighting up TV sets and venues across the US, Canada, and Europe. From his own "retro/roots" country music to the well-known songs of "Hank Williams," David Church has influenced millions of listeners of all ages. ... read full bio
Adam J. Foss is a strong advocate for criminal justice reform and the importance of the role of the prosecutor in ending mass incarceration. His philosophy is that the profession of prosecution is ripe for reinvention requiring better incentives and more measurable metrics for success beyond, simply, cases won. As a sought after speaker on criminal justice reform, he highlights... read full bio
Futurist Byron Reese is the former Chief Innovation Officer for Demand Media, overseeing research and development. He penned the book Infinite Progress: How Technology Will End Ignorance, Disease, Hunger, Poverty, and War. Byron is skilled in envisioning the future, as well as how to profit from it. As both a successful serial entrepreneur and an award-winning futurist, he has the... read full bio
Christian pop/rock group Oswald Brothers Band (OBB) hails from Atlanta, where they first began creating music together. Now performing arenas jam-packed with adoring fans, they have released four EPs: 3, Live, Life, Loving, OBB, and Feelin’ like Christmas. OBB has also released a full-length album, titled Bright Side, and an independent album, named Ready Set Go. Brothers Zach Oswald (lead... read full bio
Christian band Carrollton’s second album, Sunlight and Shadows, is a message of hope. The group, which includes bassist Jordan Bailey, drummer Michael Loy, lead guitarist Jeremy Menard and lead vocalist/ guitarist Justin Mosteller, tell a story to their fans with faith-filled lyrics and powerful rhythms. As Justin says, “[They] just want to put [their] hearts out there and see hope... read full bio
With a deep, blues-soaked voice that poignantly captures the pain of the wronged and forgotten, Julie Roberts has quickly become a favorite of the fans and music critics alike. Roberts has been singing since her youth, having performed at every opportunity, including class musicals, summer camp productions and beauty pageants. After college, she began working with producer Brent Rowan, who... read full bio
